Cope Center Substance Abuse Services

Provider Description

COPE Center, Inc., is a nonprofit agency dedicated to providing quality behavioral health-care services that are affordable, accessible, and responsive to individual, family, and community needs. The letters of COPE's name stand for Counseling, Outreach, Prevention, and Education, all areas in which the agency's professional staff is actively engaged in programs throughout Essex County and surrounding areas, including the centers in Montclair and Verona. Its counselors work in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse, family crises, problems in daily living, and AIDS. COPE was started over 40 years ago by the Junior League of Montclair and the United Way of North Essex and incorporated in 1971.

Eligibility
Adolescents (13 to 18 years of age) and adults who have primary alcohol and/or drug related concerns; Must be medically and psychiatrically stable and able to participate in outpatient level of care. Will accept individuals on methadone or suboxone as well as other prescribed medications. Pregnant women receive priority for admission.
Application Instructions

Individuals gain access to the addiction treatment services by calling COPE Center directly. At times clients are referred from other services/programs. Walk-in assistance is also available. At first contact an initial intake is completed. The admission coordinator will then schedule an assessment appointment.
Fees

Fee for Service Initiative (FFS); DUII; sliding scale; accepts some insurance; no one is turned away for lack of funds to pay

COPE Center, Inc., is a nonprofit agency dedicated to providing quality behavioral health-care services that are affordable, accessible, and responsive to individual, family, and community needs. The letters of COPE's name stand for Counseling, Outreach, Prevention, and Education, all areas in which the agency's professional staff is actively engaged in programs throughout Essex County and surrounding areas, including the centers in Montclair and Verona. Its counselors work in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse, family crises, problems in daily living, and AIDS. COPE was started over 40 years ago by the Junior League of Montclair and the United Way of North Essex and incorporated in 1971.

Eligibility
Adolescents (13 to 18 years of age) and adults who have primary alcohol and/or drug related concerns; Must be medically and psychiatrically stable and able to participate in outpatient level of care. Will accept individuals on methadone or suboxone as well as other prescribed medications. Pregnant women receive priority for admission.
Application Instructions

Individuals gain access to the addiction treatment services by calling COPE Center directly. At times clients are referred from other services/programs. Walk-in assistance is also available. At first contact an initial intake is completed. The admission coordinator will then schedule an assessment appointment.
Fees

Fee for Service Initiative (FFS); DUII; sliding scale; accepts some insurance; no one is turned away for lack of funds to pay

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